Furch GNC 2-SW Nylon

If a guitar has a great neck ( it's personal...I agree..so it's subjective ... but there is a common point of it at least being well constructed ... yes ??) then this guitar has A GREAT NECK ...and because of that it's easy ... and because it's easy ...I'm playing this guitar MORE OFTEN than any other previous attempt on any other guitar...because its fun .!! The neck scale length is just under 24 "" making it short scale...and it's narrower than typical classical guitar necks ....possibly a limiting factor for some.
Then comes the body.... I think I got lucky because I happen to believe I got "the most gorgeous "example of this model and would personally grade both the solid wood top back and sides at least a grade higher than that stated in the spec sheet...the strings are Savarez high tension... which I like a lot ...the Sitka Spruce is lively enough for me...( I tend to find Cedar too warm... but again that's personal...and that option is available in this range. I watched Furch videos before I bought this... the story they have Is great... but Im so impressed by the fact they research and improve what they do...and their neck tech... its seriously impressive in my opinion.In fact I'd say. You can CONFIDENTLY buy the neck... and then chose the body combination you prefer and can afford...All but one of their guitars ( the folding travel guitar ) have the FURCH neck system...I tried the more expensive GNC 4 series ... and just happened to prefer the GNC 2 series... lucky for me. : ) ..but the neck felt identical... to me ...just as easy ...I don't work for or get paid by Furch for my review..I bought my Furch with my own money...and it's my desert Island guitar. thank you Furch and thank you Thomann

This is a fine guitar. Sounds very nice, and due to the narrow neck, comfortable to play if compared to a standard 52mm classical guitarneck.
String spacing is also fine for some light classical picking. The guitar comes with high tension strings.
Low action from the start, there might be some room to lower the strings a bit more, but not much.
Best for fingerstyle, but ok played with a pick as well.
Two strap buttons, so if you are interested in installing a pickup , the installed strapbutton makes it easier.
My Furch has a small buzz (D string), a new set of strings might fix that, or a minor setup.

The Furch bag is ok, a large number of pockets. I prefer the gigbag style.
Good padding, but the zipper is not well made. The zipper sounds and feels like it might brake or get stuck at any time!